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I have an older pool with a pac-fab filter. We replaced the filter motor about 4-5 years ago. For the last couple of weeks, we noticed the water not running over the spa as much as it should. My husband thought the impeller(sp) might be going out, but he didn't have time right that weekend to replace it. We turned off the power to the pool so as not to burn up the filter motor.
The following Thursday, he took the filter apart and discovered the impeller was fine, but totally clogged. The filter basket handle was broken, and a part of the top of the basket was broken off. We currently have a pool service, so this was not something we were aware of. He went out to buy a new filter basket, and the guy at the pool store said the handle is needed on this type of filter to keep the basket in place. That is why the impeller became so clogged. He told him about someone earlier that had been in with the same type of filter, but had to replace his filter motor due to the clogged impeller. After cleaning the impeller and replacing the basket, it seemed to run fine, but Monday, our pool guy was here, and could not get the pump to come on. My husband tried as well, and the pump motor seems to be out. Question - impeller unclogged on Thursday and pump seemed to work fine Thursday and Saturday. Did not use the pool Sunday, and Monday the pump motor is dead. Would the probable cause be the clogged impeller(sp)? Pool guy coming tomorrow to take a look at it. I would like some feedback from others on this. Thanks |
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- Posted by magglepuss (My Page) on Tue, Aug 2, 11 at 21:57
DH here Filter motor = pump motor |
The seal set between the impeller and the seal plate that the motor's center shaft passes through may have lost its seal The seal set keep the water from getting out of the hole. The result can be water getting to motor, shorting it out. Another possible is the starter capacitor died. An easy fix. The missing handle for the basket story is crap. A broken basket is usually from either too much debris left in it or it dried out and when it was emptied, the banging it takes when knocking the debris out cracked it. The service should have told you about the basket. Scott |
- Posted by magglepuss (My Page) on Wed, Aug 3, 11 at 23:29
Thanks so much for the input. Question for you Scott, When I cleaned the impellor, I did not remove the impellor from the motor shaft. Would the stress due to the clogged impellor cause the motor to burn out 2 days later? If this is probable, I want the pool service to repair the problem. (my local pool supply referenced someone whose motor burned up when the impellor clogged up.) Plus, I've already spent hours of my time taking care of a detail that I should not have had to since I have a pool service. And, how do I determine if it is the capacitor or the motor? When I turn the motor on, I hear it trying to start, but it doesn't run. How do I tell the difference. Thanks in advance for any input you can give me. |
Start capacitors are relatively cheap. Stop at a motor shop, pick one up and swap it. If it works, great! Otherwise, it's likely the coils inside and the motor is kaput. When changing a motor, change the seal set too. Scott |
Humming but no start indicates a capacitor failure. A clogged or partially blocked impellor will not harm your motor. The two problems are co-incidental. |
- Posted by magglepuss (My Page) on Thu, Aug 4, 11 at 15:21
Thank you Scott and Cascade. Pulled the pump apart today and gave the impellor some help, and it ran fine. Got a new capacitor on and all is running well. Thanks again for the help! Now on to the water heater in the house which ruptured last night. Magglepuss |
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I dont think I have much on her. I looked on Ancestry, and other than what is on there, I havent anything else. There are about 7 records with her name on it. and Robert Bigbee her husband.I havent done anything with her children.
they were married 21 July 1866 (that is from another family tree)
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I was thrilled to see a photo you posted for Robert Bigbee! I am involved with a lot of local history in the Chase area and Robert Bigbee had so many connections here. I have found him a few times in old newspaper accounts. Our property was originally part of Robert Bigbee's land and his homestead neighbors us to the north. If you are ever interested in anymore about him from some of the files I have pertaining to newspaper items, I would be happy to pass that along.
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I noticed Mary Polly Hunter Burgess is buried at the Howard Cemetery. I am wondering if her sister, Hannah Hunter could be buried there? They travelled together from Rowan,NC and settled in what was White County and now, Putnam County, TN. It looks like 96% are photographed however could it be possible she is buried there along with her sister. Hannah is my 4th GreatGrandmother. I would appreciate any help with this matter. I live in Chandler, Az.
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Kshama Sawant and other members of the City Council's Energy Committee grilled Seattle City Light general manager and CEO Jorge Carrasco on Tuesday about a string of recent high-profile controversies involving the utility and his leadership.
Much of the committee's review centered on a contract City Light had with Brand.com. As part of a broader City Light marketing effort, Brand.com worked to improve Internet search results tied to the utility and, specifically, Carrasco's name. Sawant, the Energy Committee chair, led the questioning, which also touched on Carrasco's request for a pay raise, employee morale at City Light and a copper theft that occurred after the CEO authorized a pair of con men to access a scrap metal facility.
Sawant billed the review as a way to avoid similar problems in the future.
"How can we, going forward, avoid wasteful use of resources?" she asked as the meeting got started.
As he parried questions from Sawant and other councilmembers, Carrasco tried to highlight the improvements that have taken place on his watch. He pointed out that when he joined City Light about a decade ago, the utility was emerging from an energy crisis, saddled with heavy debt and a battered credit rating. There were also problems with aging infrastructure, risk management and customer service.
Carrasco rattled off facts and figures in an attempt to demonstrate how some of those issues had improved during his tenure.
"Through the support of mayors and councils over the last 10-and-a-half years we've been able to create a very different utility today," he said.
Councilmember Sally Clark said she was glad to see the Brand.com controversy discussed, but she also pointed out that the $17,500 contract was small in terms of the utility's total budget: It takes about $7 million in spending cuts to keep rates from rising 1 percent.
"It's important and we watch it," she said, of the controversy. "But it doesn't move the needle."
Later in the meeting, Sawant pushed back on Clark's remark about the Brand.com expenses being relatively minor.
"I would not look at it like that," Sawant said. "I would look at as a sign of how the council and the elected government does its business overall."
When council members shifted the discussion to employee morale, Carrasco said that the utility would work with City Council staff to carry out an employee survey in 2015. City Light last conducted such a survey in 2007. It indicated that employee confidence in the utility's leadership was lacking in some respects.
Councilmember Bruce Harrell said that City Light was not the only city department with employee morale challenges and mentioned the police department as another example. He said that he hoped the city would take advantage of some of the "inspirational tools" that were available to address the problem. Harrell also shared some personal views on morale.
"Morale is a choice," he said. "I choose to have a positive morale, and I tell employees that there are a lot of people that do not have jobs, they do not even have homes."
Sawant offered a slightly different perspective.
"There's also extensive data to suggest that tangible issues at the workplace have a huge impact on employee morale," she said.
During the meeting's public comment period, a high voltage worker, Joe Spallino, raised concerns about City Light's safety program. He said that in recent years field safety coordinators, who act as liaisons between field workers, management and safety staff, have begun to lack high voltage expertise.
Carrasco said the utility would follow up to learn more about those concerns, and also noted that the rate of safety incidents has declined in recent years.
Sawant asked the City Light boss late in the meeting about reports that workers were reluctant to speak up about their suspicions of the copper thieves because they feared being viewed as insubordinate or disrespectful.
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Posted Wed, Jul 23, 6:06 p.m.
Of course all employees everywhere know that their top management officials are capable of making errors. But I'd bet that very few employees feel secure about pointing out an error by the CEO of any organization, and that's what Carrasco is at City Light. Knowing about and pointing out an error have very different workplace consequences. Carrasco's assumption shows just how distant he is from City Light personnel.
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 12:04 a.m.
How many other departments of this or other governments have paid for Brand.com or its competitors to provide internet eyewash? Dare they ask?
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 9:18 a.m.
Why is this news? Of course Carrasco is going to say anything that he thinks will make him appear humble and deserving of an enormous raise. That's just the kind of guy he is. Does he mean it? Hardly. The vanity and hubris of spending $17K of our money to burnish his own image is simply breathtaking.
And if Sally Clark can say that $17K is essentially small potatoes, then I think it's time she gets another job. While I appreciate the candor, that very candor reveals to me that she is disconnected from the daily realities of the 99% and needs to find something else to do that doesn't pay her with public money.
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 9:27 a.m.
$17,500 might not "move the needle," but think of the actual good it could have done.
Posted Thu, Jul 24, 1:07 p.m.
Go back and review the original reporting on the Brand.com contract. It was for MORE than $17,500. That's all they spent because this was caught and they cancelled the contract before it was completed!
Posted Sat, Jul 26, 9:40 a.m.
How long do you think he'll last at City Light?
What's the decent interval before he resigns?
Posted Sat, Jul 26, 8:23 p.m.
This is another topic that could have used some of that there local Journalism back when it might have corrected some things at City Light. 1950s style line management and outsourcing everything to consultants and operating companies like Quanta and Potelco. Morale went through the floor. This story by Aimee Curl appeared in the weekly back in 08.
Give Aimee an editor's pick.
Posted Sun, Jul 27, 3:46 p.m.
In light of the recent public spin on Mr. Carrasco's value to City Light, I noticed with some disdain that each of the many seattle.gov City Light pages prominently splash the fact that Mr. Carrasco is General Manager and CEO of Seattle City Light. No matter, apparently, that the City Council confirms him as "Superintendent."
The icing on the cake is that there is apparently no functional reason for the splashy headline, other than to proclaim Mr. Carrasco's personal advertisement, i.e. no link to contact or for additional information.
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While down in Ocean City we learned of a small chain of small donut shops by the name of Fractured Prune. After asking a person at the desk of our hotel if there was a Dunkin' Donuts or such nearby, they sent us to the Fractured Prune. Be sure this hard-of-hearing guy asked for a repeat of the name several times. I thought I had to be hearing something wrong. Our Fractured Prune Experience Starts We followed directions and drove up to the place that was in a strip mall. We walked in and started to read some of the words posted on the walls. I also watched the upbeat antics of the guy at the counter who was "on" that morning, talking with each customer and making it a one of a kind experience for each person that walked up to the counter. Two boys walked up, he took out a couple of small boxes, asked their names and wrote them on the top of each box. I couldn't see everything the guy did because the kids bodies blocked the counter top. 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Ha, though the site mentions The Prunewich Hot cake donut served with your choice of egg, cheese, or meat $2.85 Egg ..., $3.50 Egg & Cheese... $3.90 Egg & Meat..., $4.10 Egg, Cheese, & Meat I don't know if you will ever get them with the fast talkin' fun guy behind the counter steerin' toward the donuts. I did notice that because there was just one gal at the dippin' station the process took a bit of time. I don't know how long I would wait for donuts on another day. I suppose they have more workers when needed but that was a morning and that is the time for coffee and donuts. Our Fractured Prune Experience Ends As I said my wife and I wanted a quick stop and then hit the road and eat while driving. We wanted a full day visiting the nearby Assateague Island National Seashore, home of the ponies that run free and wild. We did have a problem though. They guy gave us the donuts in a bag. He and we should have known better. 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What color grout should we use in a very small 53 inches by 8.5 ft master bath? Tile is white shown below. Floor is taupe. You can barely see the bullnose at the top of the picture below. (work still in progress...) I had hoped maybe to paint the walls above the tile some pale color - maybe pale lime green. My contractor thinks maybe a pale pale gray would be a good color for the grout. I was originally thinking white. Wouldn't the gray (even if pale) conflict with any color or make things too busy in such a small space? I think one issue is that my contractor is using the new some say revolutionary grout known as Fusion Pro (or something like that). It is supposed to work like epoxy grout where there is no staining as it ages. Credible tile people are saying it is really great grout. And unlike epoxy grout, it isn't supposed to turn yellowish. But it is still new and there is always the possibility of a surprise. And if I have chosen white and it turns yellow, that wouldn't be good. Should I take the risk? Or maybe use a paler shade of the color I choose for the wall above the tile for the grout? Thoughts? |
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We're redoing our small main bath and plan on light gray grout with white subways. You didn't say what style bath you are planning on. Gray grout tends to yield a more old-fashioned look, white grout a more modern look. (Though I've seen photos of gray grout with modern fixtures and of course vice-versa.) If you look on the web for white baths there are photos of white subways with gray grout, including in small bathrooms. I don't think the room size matters. Can't say anything about that new miracle grout -- our tile person hasn't mentioned it! We did our other bath with white grout a few years ago and there is already some yellowing, to our annoyance. Our current very old bath has tiny dark gray grout lines, and there is no issue of them clashing with the wall color. I don't think this will be an issue with light gray grout -- at least I hope not!. Of course if you pick a colored grout it could constrain future wall color options, if that matters. |
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I agree that it very much depends on the style or look you are going for. Medium grey is the historic color of original subway tile. But, from the looks of your picture, because the tile is not in traditional subway staggered rows but more of a uniform grid, I am thinking you might be going for more of a modern look? If that is the case, I would either go with white or a very dark grey. The first would make the whole wall more of a monochrome field of white. The second would make the grout lines pop and would be more graphic. |
I agree that it depends on the style of the room. We did bright white with our oversized subway (4x10) in the hallway bath and couldn't be happier. The room has a vintage 60s gray tub (see photo of grouted but still uncompleted), but we've got very modern looking large floor tiles, vanity, faucets. So the white grout brings the subway tile and gray tub to the more modern side. If we had gone with gray there will be less melding of the elements in the room. |
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Joanna in Boston says this started with "have a blessed day," and has continued to escalate from there.
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Joanna in Boston says this started with "have a blessed day," and has continued to escalate from there.
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Our submitter spotted this behind a building on a college campus in Maine — a college that apparently does not tolerate outside-the-utility-box thinking among its employees.
Poor Ed. If only he worked in a jurisdiction where his style of painting could truly be appreciated, like, say, San Francisco…
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Carolyn and her husband were intrigued by this message on a car they spotted at a roadside farmer's market in Maryland. "We desperately wanted to know who the driver was and who wrote it," Carolyn says. "Unfortunately, we never got to see either before we left."
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Those must be some darn big pockets you've got there, Elwood.
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Our submitter in Portland, Oregon saw this sign while out for her morning run. Strangely, she took a pass on the hot date.
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Our submitter stumbled upon this (excessively punctuated) gem while reading reviews for a product she was considering purchasing on Amazon.
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"There has always been candy on the secretary's desk at work," writes Dennis in Louisiana, "but "someone recently moved in to the office who does not need to be eating any candy. I think the message here is pretty clear."
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Writes Tom in Cleveland: "In the parking garage of my apartment building, some B parked in assigned spot 144, which belonged to another B, who then covered B1′s Jeep in harshly-worded notes on multi-colored construction paper."
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(CNSNews.com) - Maryland has become the first state to require built-in safety locks on new handguns, after the state House Monday passed something called the Responsibility Gun Safety Act of 2000. The Senate already has passed the legislation and the governor is eager to sign it.
Starting October 1, external trigger locks must be installed on all newly sold handguns. Built-in trigger locks - the kind that stymied the Maryland governor during a recent demonstration - must be part of all new handguns sold in the state in 2003 and beyond.
The legislation also prohibits violent juvenile offenders from owning a handgun until the age of 30, and it requires gun makers to provide ballistic "fingerprints" of shell casings on new weapons.
Passage of the bill is a major victory for Maryland Gov. Parris Glendening, a Democrat said by some to be currying favor with Vice President Al Gore in hopes of winning a job in a Gore administration.
In fact, Gore called Gov. Glendening last week to thank him for advancing the cause of gun safety, and President Clinton called Glendening to congratulate him after Monday's vote.
Glendening told a news conference, "Today we set a new agenda for gun safety, not only for Maryland but for the entire nation. We are raising the bar against gun violence.
"I predict that within 18 months, one-half dozen to one dozen states will move forward on legislation similar to ours. I predict that it will be almost impossible for gun makers to manufacture guns without internal safety locks. The liability simply will be too great," Glendening said.
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Just before the vote was taken, opponents of the gun bill weighed in against it.
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Heroes Of Ruin producer Tim Schwalk has a grand vision for 3DS, one that bleeds the spoils of co-op hack 'n' slash into the wider world.
"We have what we call the Traders Network," he says during our demo. "If you're playing as the Vindicator, who has big swords, and you start collecting guns you can't use, you might sell them to the Gunslinger.
"Next time you pass someone in the street the 3DS communicates the sale, and when they next play the game they can visit the Traders Network and buy things you'd sold."
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I have a dilema:
I have an Orion Express 80 and I am having trouble with it. I was planning on using the mount from a Celestron 102 GT (with beefed up tripod legs from a larger Celestron Nexstar mount) to use this thing. Trouble is the Nexstar mount broke down after about 5 minutes..I only had $30.00 into this mount so no foul for me!
I am short of funds for astro toys right now. (Two brake jobs and a piano to buy for my little one) I have the following resources.
1) The large aluminum tripod from the Nexstar- similar to what would be on a nexstar 5
2) a couple of nice velbon camera tripods that are just too darn small. The one I can can use for canabilization has a geared center post. The tripod head is nothing to write home about however.
3) Dovetail bar for the Express 80 - although it natively accepts camera tripods
4) Parts from the 102 GT mount-most specifically the vixen saddle which is removable by using a bolt. Its a circular piece of metal with a center bolt with the saddle on it.
5) An extensive collection of woodworking tools
6) The scope which appears to be a beauty with excellent optics and is complete except for the mount.
I need ideas....How can I shake real hard, add some work, and come up with a usable tripod. I have considered a pipe mount but I am afraid that it woudl be too heavy. Any mount pictures out there?
Has anyone buit an Alt Atz Mount before
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:25 PM
Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:35 PM
Posted 23 January 2013 - 04:59 PM
Here's my quick and dirty mount that I built a while back out of metal brakets (or whatever you call them) used for wood constructions and some teflon washers. Simple and cheap.
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:00 PM
A pipe mount doesn't have to be that heavy.
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Posted 23 January 2013 - 05:03 PM
Lightweight tripods made out of wood can be very sturdy.
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 05:34 PM
Here is a simple but very effective alt-az mount. On the vertical down pressure are a teflon pad and a ball bearing and on the up pressure, a ball bearing. The alt bearings are three cd's bonded together running on a nylon friction pad.
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 08:55 PM
Here's my wood Alt-Az mount on a construction tripod.
Ed D
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 09:52 PM
Lots of good ideas in this thread. Here is the one I made
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Posted 24 January 2013 - 10:22 PM
I drew a alt az head with 4in round bearing surface and posted it to sketch-up site...
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Posted 25 January 2013 - 11:35 AM
You could always try this; it is only a suggestion but ****ed sturdy and cheap.
The tripod head and crutches weigh only 5 pounds and I sat on the thing to see if it would hold up. I think 200 pounds for a tripod that cost me next to nothing, has to be pretty good.
The tripod head and crutches weigh only 5 pounds and I sat on the thing to see if it would hold up. I think 200 pounds for a tripod that cost me next to nothing, has to be pretty good.


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Dear Academy, I believe it's in your best interest to know one of my expirements, and my most personal pet c1001 has snuck away from home and found his way to a region near you. If you are to locate him please contact me in Zaun, and whatever you do, do not let him near small children, animals, or Blacksmiths and Locksmiths, generally any profession with Smith in the name With your best interests in heart (Honest) TBW ((http://summoners.shurelia.com/profiles/24 my introduction for C1001 as his creator))
Dear Academy, I'd to communicate with you as the emmissary of the Stoneskin clan. Even thought this name might be unknown to you, We choosed to leave our reclusive way of life and become one of the nations of Runeterra. In this effort to show us to the world, we send to you Varak Stoneskin, our most promising warrior. Osklava, Stoneskin Tribe's Seer. http://summoners.shurelia.com/profiles/261
Dearest Academy, I am placing my daughter, Antoinette Fisher, under your care. Hopefully you will be able to raise her to be a successful young woman that will be able to server her city-state well. Sincerely, ~S.F~ Antoinette Fischer
To the Newly Founded Hero Academy, Please be aware that my nephew, the new Lord Bleakmoor, Malerick Bleakmoor, has been dispatched to your school, in order to learn to harness his newfound power. Hopefully, he will not cause too much of a disturbance, and will be able to gain great knowledge from your program, allowing him too better serve his people. - Fabian Hollowdale http://summoners.shurelia.com/profiles/260
((I will make this clear, I'm trying to get both my threads to be canon in the preserver's world, so your character CANNOT participate in both it needs to be two seperate entities.)) Now, I'll assume the three of you are entering the academy around the same time ((since thats when I found all of your character sheets)). So as each of you enters from your seperate roads you are eventually forced onto a single dirt road leading to a half-broken rusted out gate and behind that gate is a manor that appears to be falling apart. On the bulletins it said that this is the right location so what do you do?
Selena dismounted from her steed and approached the gates, carrying her main weapon, the 12-ft long two-bladed sword, still in its leather sheathe. She slowly opened the rusted barrier only to have it completely fall off... The manor itself seemed to be in quite a state of disrepair. She hesitated to enter, when other students began to arrive. She raised her hand in greeting while they were far off. Perhaps the company would make better of the setting.
C1001 looked around, he had no idea where he was. "Master must've misplaced me again" He frowns, and his stomache gurgles "Need foood, tummy hungry" he looks up and sniffs, he catches the hint of demacian perfume, and bolts in the direction
C1001 chases down the demacian and is about to start nibbling on her scrawny arms when Rodrick teleports behind the little yordle and grabs him by the back of his little neck and holds him at arms length and casts a stasis spell on him. "Miss, this is one of the reason's I started the academy because you might run into a nasty little fellow like this. Now I do hope your more perceptive in our classes lest you happen to have an accident." Rodrick states as he walks into the manor.
"I'm not nasty i'm hungryyyyyy" C tries to squirm but can't do anything due to the spell "Will you be my friend pretty lady? You not mean like him I'm sure?"
Rodrick bends down and whispers into c1001's ear close enough that only he can hear it but far enough that he can't bite rodrick "Now I will get you alot of friends you just have to behave and try not to hurt anyone I say not to, does that sound fair?"


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